Review: Fairest Hunter
I won a paperback copy of Fairest Hunter by MK Felix for this month's Fairytale Summer. It was very exciting because I wasn't expecting to win anything. I don't usually read physical books, but this one was beautiful with lots of black and white character artwork between chapters. This book is a gender-bent retelling of "Snow White" and Robin Hood . I have to give the author props for creativity. Not only did she combine two unlikely stories, but by gender-bending both protagonists, she's created a work of fiction that is wholly unique to the fairy tale retelling genre. In Fairest Hunter , Lady Rowena takes on the role of both Robin Hood and the Huntsman from "Snow White," two characters that are typically portrayed as male. She is hired to assassinate Prince Alvor, one of her dearest childhood friends. The king believes that Rowena will assassinate anyone he asks her to without question, thanks to the mind-controlling powers of his magic mirror, ...